Mercure Bush Hotel

The Borough, Farnham, Surrey, England

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About Mercure Bush Hotel

This 17th Century coaching inn has a reputation for unsurpassed quality, charm and service. Provides a stylish retreat retaining much of its 17th Century grandeur, surrounded by tranquil beauty and luxury. A favourite haunt for guests with its candlelit, oak-beamed coachman's bar, where a log fire crackles in a centuries-old fireplace. In fine weather, guests make for the courtyard patio, with its tables perched on ancient cobblestones. The hotel has a reputation for excellent and imaginative cuisine, and fine wines. For a relaxed and informal setting, the Thackeray's restaurant that offers contemporary food. A range of elegant bedrooms offering a combination of traditional and modern luxuries, including Satellite TV's, CD Players, air-conditioning, perfect for pure indulgence and relaxation. To truly appreciate these luxurious facilities and the peaceful setting, we invite you to come and enjoy the atmosphere and see for yourself. THE ROOM TYPE IMAGES SHOWN PROVIDE A REPRESENTATION OF THE TYPE OF ROOMS AVAILABLE- HOWEVER, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE ACCOMMODATED IN THE SPECIFIC ROOMS SHOWN.

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